ANSC11 intro1

Philip Carlo Jr Martinez
12 Sept 202420:56

Summary

TLDRIn this educational lecture, Mr. Philip Carla A. Martinez Jr. introduces Animal Science 1, exploring the domestication of animals and their mutualistic relationship with humans. He highlights the historical significance of animals in agriculture, their roles in ecosystems, and their economic utility in rural economies. The lecture also touches on the importance of animals in biodiversity, their functions in food chains, and their use in research, clothing, and as pets, emphasizing their multifaceted contributions to human society.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Mr. Philip Carla A. Martinez JR is the instructor for Animal Science 1, focusing on the introduction to animal science, human-animal interactions, and the ecosystem.
  • 🐕 Domestication refers to the process where wild animals adapt to live alongside humans, leading to mutualistic relationships that benefit both parties.
  • 🐩 Dogs are the earliest domesticated animals, with domestication dating back approximately 15,000 years and initially used for hunting and protection.
  • 🐏 Sheep and goats were domesticated around 10,000 years ago, providing early humans with meat, milk, and wool, marking the start of agricultural development.
  • 🌾 Domesticated animals played a key role in the development of agriculture by providing labor and producing food, such as through draft animals.
  • 🔄 The relationship with domesticated animals facilitated trade and social structures, with the possession of animals indicating wealth and social status.
  • 📜 The Bible's Book of Job highlights the role of animals in ancient agriculture, showing Job's wealth in terms of livestock, which was a measure of prosperity.
  • 🌿 Biodiversity is the variety of life forms within an ecosystem, and animals contribute significantly to this by supporting species and genetic diversity.
  • 🐝 Animals serve as key players in ecosystem functions, such as pollination by bees, butterflies, and birds, which is crucial for plant reproduction.
  • 🌱 The food chain involves producers (plants), consumers (herbivores and carnivores), and decomposers (organisms that break down dead matter), with animals playing various roles.
  • 🐷 Livestock contributes to rural economies by providing direct income through household production and employment opportunities in larger farming operations.

Q & A

  • What is the definition of domestication in the context of the script?

    -Domestication refers to the process through which wild animals are adapted to live alongside humans, leading to a mutualistic relationship where both humans and animals benefit from each other.

  • Which animal is mentioned as the oldest to be domesticated, and what was its initial purpose?

    -Dogs are mentioned as the oldest animals to be domesticated, with domestication dating back to around 15,000 years ago. Early dogs were likely used for hunting and protection.

  • What role did domesticated animals play in the development of agriculture?

    -Domesticated animals played a key role in developing agriculture by providing labor and producing food. They were used as draft animals for labor and as a source of meat, milk, and wool.

  • How did the relationship with domesticated animals facilitate trade and social structures?

    -The relationship with domesticated animals facilitated trade by enabling the barter system and influenced social structures by allowing those with many animals to hold decision-making power and wealth within communities.

  • What is the significance of the biblical figure Job in the context of agriculture as mentioned in the script?

    -Job is introduced as an example of an agriculturist in the Bible. Despite not being as well-known as figures like Abraham, Moses, or Joseph, Job is highlighted for his perfection and uprightness, and his significant wealth in livestock, which symbolizes his status and success in agriculture.

  • What is biodiversity and how do animals contribute to it?

    -Biodiversity refers to the variety of life forms within a given ecosystem, including species diversity, genetic variation, and ecosystem complexity. Animals contribute to biodiversity by being key players in maintaining the balance and health of ecosystems.

  • What is the role of animals in pollination and how does it affect the ecosystem?

    -Animals play a crucial role in pollination by transferring pollen from one flower to another, which aids in the fertilization process and the production of seeds and fruits, thus supporting plant reproduction and diversity.

  • Can you explain the concept of the food chain as described in the script?

    -The food chain is a sequence of organisms through which nutrients and energy pass as one organism eats another. It starts with producers (plants), followed by primary consumers (herbivores), secondary consumers (carnivores/predators), and may include tertiary consumers and apex predators. This chain helps regulate population sizes and maintains ecological balance.

  • How do livestock contribute to rural economies according to the script?

    -Livestock contribute to rural economies by providing direct income through household production and sales, creating employment opportunities in larger production scales, and offering economic resilience by serving as a resource that can be liquidated during financial hardships.

  • What are the different economic utilities derived from animals as mentioned in the script?

    -The script mentions several economic utilities derived from animals, including food (meat, milk), draft power for labor, pets (providing companionship and emotional support), research subjects for scientific studies, and materials for clothing and accessories like leather and hide.

  • How do decomposers, such as bacteria and fungi, contribute to the ecosystem as explained in the script?

    -Decomposers break down dead plants and animals into simpler substances, recycling nutrients back into the ecosystem. This process is essential for nutrient cycling and maintaining soil fertility.

Outlines

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🐾 Introduction to Animal Science

Mr. Philip Carla Martinez Jr. introduces himself as an instructor of Animal Science 1 at CSU Sanchez Mira. He explains the concept of domestication, which is the process of adapting wild animals to live alongside humans, forming a mutualistic relationship. Domestication is highlighted as a key factor in the historical development of agriculture, with dogs being the earliest domesticated animals around 15,000 years ago. The roles of sheep and goats in early agriculture are also discussed, emphasizing their contributions to food, labor, and the development of trade and social structures.

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🌿 Role of Animals in Ecosystems

The paragraph delves into the role of animals in ecosystems, focusing on their contribution to biodiversity. Biodiversity is defined as the variety of life forms within an ecosystem, including species diversity, genetic variation, and ecosystem complexity. The speaker explains the concept of species diversity and genetic diversity using examples such as pigs and their offspring. The paragraph also discusses the ecosystem functions of animals, including pollination by bees and butterflies, and their role in the food chain as both producers and consumers. The importance of decomposers in recycling nutrients is also mentioned.

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🐄 Livestock and Rural Economies

This section discusses the economic utility of livestock in rural economies. Livestock serves as a direct source of income through household production and backyard farming. It also provides employment opportunities in larger production scales, where various roles such as farm technicians and veterinarians are necessary. The paragraph highlights the economic resilience that livestock offers, allowing farmers to manage resources and provide for their families even during tough times. The versatility of livestock in resource management is emphasized, where animals can be sold at any production stage.

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🍗 Economic Utility Derived from Animals

The economic utility derived from animals is further explored, with a focus on food as the primary utility. The paragraph discusses the importance of fiber in the diet, explaining its role in maintaining a healthy digestive system. The use of draft animals for labor is also mentioned, highlighting their importance in agriculture. The paragraph then transitions to the role of pets in society, emphasizing the emotional and financial investment people make in their pets' well-being. The economic impact of animal research is briefly touched upon, with an example of how prolific animals like rabbits are used for rapid research outcomes.

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👗 Clothing and Final Thoughts

The final paragraph discusses the use of animal products in clothing, such as leather and hide, which are used to make various accessories and garments. The video concludes with a summary of the economic utilities of animals, from food to clothing, and the importance of understanding their role in various aspects of human life. The speaker thanks the audience for their attention and concludes the first part of the video series on animal science.

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Keywords

💡Domestication

Domestication refers to the process through which wild animals are adapted to live alongside humans, leading to a mutualistic relationship. In the video, it is mentioned that domestication began with the earliest animals such as dogs, which were likely used for hunting and protection around 15,000 years ago. This process is central to the theme of human-animal interaction and the development of agriculture, as domesticated animals provided labor, food, and other resources to early human societies.

💡Mutualistic Relationship

A mutualistic relationship is a type of symbiotic relationship in which each participant benefits. The video discusses how domestication led to such relationships between humans and animals, where both parties gain advantages, such as protection and labor from the animals, and care and companionship from humans. This concept is key to understanding the historical and ongoing significance of animals in human societies.

💡Agriculture

Agriculture is the practice of cultivating plants and livestock to produce food, fiber, and other products. The script mentions that the domestication of animals like sheep and goats around 1,000 years ago played a key role in the development of agriculture by providing early humans with meat, milk, and wool. This highlights the foundational role of animal domestication in the advancement of human civilization.

💡Biodiversity

Biodiversity refers to the variety of life forms within a given ecosystem, including the diversity of species, genetic variation, and ecosystem complexity. The video script discusses how animals contribute to biodiversity, which is crucial for maintaining the health and resilience of ecosystems. For instance, different species of animals can support various ecological functions, such as pollination and nutrient cycling.

💡Pollination

Pollination is the transfer of pollen from a male part of a plant to a female part, enabling fertilization and the production of seeds. The video mentions that animals like bees, butterflies, and birds play a critical role in pollination, which is essential for plant reproduction and, by extension, for the food supply of many other organisms, including humans.

💡Food Chain

The food chain is a sequence of organisms through which nutrients and energy pass as one organism eats another. In the video, the concept is used to illustrate how different animals fit into ecosystems, from producers like plants that create their own food, to consumers like herbivores that eat plants, and predators that eat other animals. This concept helps viewers understand the interconnectedness of life within ecosystems.

💡Decomposers

Decomposers are organisms that break down dead plants and animals into simpler substances, recycling nutrients back into the ecosystem. The video script mentions that decomposers, often microorganisms like fungi and bacteria, are essential for nutrient cycling and maintaining soil fertility, which in turn supports plant growth and the overall health of ecosystems.

💡Livestock

Livestock refers to domesticated animals raised in an agricultural setting to produce commodities such as food, fiber, and labor. The script discusses the role of livestock in rural economies, providing direct income through the sale of animals and their products, and employment opportunities in larger farming operations. Livestock is also highlighted as a means of economic resilience, especially in times of hardship.

💡Economic Utility

Economic utility refers to the value or usefulness of something in economic terms. The video script explores various ways animals provide economic utility, from direct food sources like meat and dairy to the use of animal products in clothing and other industries. The term encompasses the multifaceted contributions of animals to human economies, emphasizing their importance beyond mere companionship or labor.

💡Animal Research

Animal research involves the use of animals in scientific studies to advance knowledge and develop new technologies or treatments. The video mentions the prolific nature of some animals, like rats and pigs, which are used in research due to their rapid reproduction rates and the ability to observe multiple generations in a short time. This keyword is important for understanding the role of animals in scientific discovery and the potential ethical considerations involved.

💡Leather

Leather is a durable and flexible material created from the skin, hide, or fur of an animal. In the context of the video, leather is mentioned as an economic utility derived from animals, used to make various products such as clothing, shoes, and accessories. This keyword highlights the diverse ways in which animals contribute to human material culture and the economy.

Highlights

Introduction to the concept of domestication and its significance in the development of agriculture.

Domestication defined as the process by which wild animals adapt to live alongside humans.

Dogs being the earliest domesticated animals, with domestication dating back to 15,000 years ago.

Sheep and goats were domesticated around 10,000 years ago, contributing to early human sustenance.

Domesticated animals played a key role in the development of agriculture by providing labor and food.

The relationship between humans and domesticated animals facilitated trade and social structures.

The story of Job from the Bible, highlighting his role as an agriculturist and his wealth in livestock.

Importance of animals in ecosystems, including their contribution to biodiversity.

Explanation of species diversity and genetic diversity within animal populations.

Role of animals as key players in ecosystem functions, such as pollination and seed dispersal.

The food chain and the different roles animals play as producers, consumers, and decomposers.

Livestock as a source of income for rural economies through direct sales and employment.

Economic resilience provided by livestock, allowing farmers to manage resources during tough times.

The various economic utilities derived from animals, including food, fiber, and labor.

Importance of fiber in human diet and its role in maintaining a healthy digestive system.

Use of draft animals in agriculture for labor and their classification.

The economic utility of pets and the costs associated with pet care and veterinary services.

Animal research and its contribution to scientific understanding, using rats as an example.

Clothing as an economic utility derived from animals, with a focus on leather and hide products.

Transcripts

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Good morning

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everyone once again gusto ko lang

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magpakilala I'm Mr Philip Carla a

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Martinez JR na taga Claveria pero

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nagtuturo dito sa csu Sanchez Mira and I

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will be your instructor in Animal

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science 1 the introduction to animal

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science so we go with the man animal and

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the

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ecosystem ang human animal interaction

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natin historically um nag-start ang

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agriculture dahil sa domestication of

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animals so ang

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domestication ang ibig sabihin lang non

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is yung mga wild animals before

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ay inalagaan ng tao at pwede na silang

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mag-exist kasama ang tao so domes

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refers to the process through which wild

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animals are adapted to live alongside

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humans leading to a mutualistic

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relationship we benefit as humans from

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animals and the animals benefit from us

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and we live alongside each other yun ang

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domestication na

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tinatawag so ang dogs ang pinakaunang

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na- domesticate na animal so ang

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domestication daw nagsimula 15,000 years

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ago and early dogs were likely used for

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hunting and protection ah Although ang

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karaniwan na ngayon ay for protection

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tumatahol sila kapag

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may hindi sila kilala pero pag nandiyan

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na yung tao minsan sila naman yung unang

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tumatakbo pero at least meron Iyung

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warning di ba and before they are used

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for hunting kasi malakas ang pangamoy

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nila ang sheep and goats domesticated

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around 1,000 years ago providing early

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humans with meat milk and wool so dito

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na halos nag-start ang

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agriculture for the agricultural

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development domesticated animals played

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a key role in developing agriculture by

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providing Labor and producing food labor

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ito yung tinatawag natin na mga draft

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animals Later on idi-discuss din po

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natin economic and social changes the

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relation with domesticated animals

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facilitated trade Ayan pwede na meron na

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yung barter system social structures

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kasi dito mo na makikita kung sino ang

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mayaman Sino ang may kaya Sino ang

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makapangyarihan kasi usually kung sino

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naman yung maraming alagang hayop sila

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ang nagde-decide for the community or

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isa sa mga konsehal noon and the Rise of

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complex

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societies Uh This is the scripture From

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the bible from the book of job chapter 1

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So gusto ko lang na ma-amaze tayong

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lahat kasi si Job sa bible hindi siya

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ganon kakilala Hindi tulad nila Abraham

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nila Moses nila Joseph na kilalang

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kilala sa bible pero bilang

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agriculturist Gusto kong ipakilala sa

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inyo si Job sabi sa verse 1 there was a

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man in the land of uz Whose name was job

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and that man was perfect and up right

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and one that feared God and estu Evil so

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iilan lang si Job sa tinawag ng

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Panginoon sa bible na perfect Hindi

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naman sinasabi

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na hindi never siya nagkasala pero ang

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ibig sabihin kasi ng perfect in this

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sense is is Isa siya sa mga mature

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mag-isip na kahit anong problema ang

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dumaan sa buhay niya nagre-relax

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ganon verse two and there Were Born unto

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him seven sons and three

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daughters verse 3 and this substance

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also was 7,000 sheep so Magkano ang tupa

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ngayon and 3,000 camels ang camels Kasi

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noon ito ang main mode of transportation

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kay sabihin na lang natin meron siyang

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3,000 na kotse and 500 yoke of oxen ang

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ox para lang siyang kalabaw pero ibig

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sabihin kasi ng yoke mag-asawa yan so

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500 yoke ibig sabihin 500 na lalaking ox

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at 500 na babaeng ox and then meron pa

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siyang 500 she Asses and a very great

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household may mansion siya so that this

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man was the greatest of all the men of

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the east sabihin na lang natin ang kay

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manan niya kayang pumantay sa buong

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Luzon buong Visayas or buong Mindanao

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iisang tao lang yon si Job lang yon

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Later on nagkaroon talaga siya ng

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matitinding problema sa buhay but yet He

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still relied on the Lord Okay so bilang

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agriculturist and As a christian gusto

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ko lang i-share sa inyo or gusto ko lang

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ipakilala sa inyo si Job sa

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bible so role of animals in ecosystems

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unang-una contribution to biodiversity

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biodiversity refers to the variety of

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life forms within a given ecosystem

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including the diversity of species

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genetic variation and ecosystem

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complexity Silipin ko lang Ayan

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um ito

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ang ibig lang sabihin nito ng

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biodiversity bio meaning life tapos

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diversity meaning

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sa isang lugar in a given place marami

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kang makikita na life forms maraming

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klase ng halaman maraming klase ng

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insekto maraming klase ng land animals

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maraming klase ng marine animals or

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aquatic animals Gan lang so iba ang

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biodiversity sa ilalim ng dagat iba ang

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biodiversity sa Sahara or sa Desert

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sabihin na lang natin Iba ang

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biodiversity sa kagubatan or sa forest

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and

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etc animals as key players number one

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merong tinatawag na species diversity

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um ang isang baboy for example maraming

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pinagka ay I'm sorry ah mali ah ang

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ine-explain ko is number two ang

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sinasabi ng number one ang species

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diversity Ayun nga merong hayop merong

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four legged animals merong insects

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merong halaman yun ang species diversity

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ang genetic diversity naman sa isang

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klase ng hayop for example ang baboy

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merong pinagkaiba iba ang magkakapatid

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na baboy o ganon so parehas ng nanay

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parehas ng tatay pero

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pinanganak Magkakaiba yung mga

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magkakapatid yun ang genetic diversity

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so sa genetic level or yung genes nila

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Magkakaiba sila ng nakuha galing dun sa

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parents

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nila ecosystem functions una Ah so in

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General muna tayo ah animals in General

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muna number one is

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pollination bees butterflies and Birds

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kapag ang mga butterflies or mga Beast

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kapag lumalapit sila sa flower nag

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nag-college

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nectar yung matamis na substance sa

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flower ang nangyayari is kumakapit yung

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pollen doun sa legs nila tapos habang

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palipad-lipad ang mga bees Nahuhulog

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yung pollen na iyon So parang nagtatanim

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na sila ng seeds ng flower So yun ang

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purpose ng pollination

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um Ayon makikita naman sa picture ang

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nangyari as yung B pa- transfer transfer

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siya ng transfer sa iba't ibaang halaman

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Meron yung pollen sa unang ano d sa

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unang flower ita-transfer niya doun sa

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kabilang flower tapos magkakaroon ng

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mabubuo na mafe fertilize na yung ano

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nila yung pollen kaya Ay kaya meron yung

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ovary Meron yung pollen ganyan ah kapag

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na- fertilize y doon na magstart yung

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bunga

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Okay number two peral birds mammals and

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insects kahit mga tao nangyayari to Pag

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palakad-lakad tayo sa damuhan Meron yung

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kumakapit sa pantalon natin or sa

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sapatos natin Ta's pag tinatanggal natin

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yon eventually mahahangin tapos ayan

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madi-disappoint picture so ang nagagawa

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kasi niyan kapag nagbi-birthday

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mabuhay or even insects Pwede

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rin explaining the food chain unang-una

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merong producers na tinatawag at ito ang

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mga plants they are organisms that

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produce their own food through processes

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like

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photosynthesis animals are not producers

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producers but interact closely with them

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so kita naman sa picture merong Producer

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ito yung grass ito yung trees shobs kasi

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itong mga to kaya nilang lumaki kaya

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nilang lumago kahit hindi pakialaman ng

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tao so they can produce their own

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food using photosynthesis using the

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process

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photosynthesis Okay pangalawa we have

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consumers herbivores that feed on

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producers so itong rabbit ito yung

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example ng primary Consumer natin ang

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kinakain lang ng rabbit ay puro dahon

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puro grasses puro halaman so ang primary

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Consumer yun yung kumakain ng mga

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producers

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natin ang secondary consumers naman ay

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Itong mga predators they are carnivores

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that eat herbivores itong Fox itong owl

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eagle Pwede rin naman yung snake kahit

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anong hayop na kumakain ng ibang hayop

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yun ang tinatawag na secondary

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Producer meron din namang tertiary so

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another classification to Apex predators

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that eat other carnivores examples are

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lions hunting other predators Ayan they

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occupy the top of the food chain and

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help regulate population sizes of other

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species So kaya nga king of the jungle

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ang lion kasi lahat pwede niyang kainin

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kapag sa dagat naman sharks ang Apex

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predators number three We also have

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decomposers organisms that break down

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Dead plants and animals into simpler

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substances recycling nutrients back into

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the ecosystem so we

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have different examples ng decomposers

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pero usually they are microorganism yun

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yung fungi bacteria Ayan ang ginagawa ng

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mga yon kinakain nila yung Dead matter

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tapos mai-in ulit siya sa soil

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Okay livestock and rural economies Ayan

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papasok na tayo sa mundo ng farm animals

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livestock as a source of income

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unang-una direct

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income So merong household production

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tapos ay sa direct income kasi nasa

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backyard may

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backyard backyard farming ka tos

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ibebenta mo yung manok sa kapitbahay mo

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pwede naman yon or itlog or baboy kahit

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ano man basta pwede siyang source of

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income additional source of income

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number two we have employment sa mga

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nasa mid or large production scale nasa

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50 100 heads ng baboy ganyan hindi yun

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kaya ng mag-isa so ang ginagawa ng mga

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business owners na to ay nag-a ng mga

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Ayan meron na silang mga empleyado may

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mga farm technician eh kung Malaki na

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talaga yung kumpanya e meron na silang

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sariling

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veterinarian merong

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ah merong nagha-handle sa breeding

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merong nagha-handle sa Nutrition So kung

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fully established na yung kumpanya

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agricultural

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na kumpanya so Ayun

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Uh nagbo-boyfriend

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[Musika]

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poverty or ng kahirapan una economic

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resilience Ayan kahit mahirap ang buhay

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eh Kung meron kang baboy Meron nga kahit

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mahirap ang buhay eh dahil may baboy

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sila grad weight yung anak ah hindi na

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nila binebenta yung baboy nilon na agad

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so mga ganon ah merong economic

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resilience kahit magmahal ang presyo ng

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baboy kahit magmahal ang mga bilihin at

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least merong sariling animals na pwede

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nilang

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katayin okay number two Resource

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management So you at any stage of

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production naman ng manok ng baboy

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ganyan pwede mo silang ibenta so it's

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the choice of the farmer or ng backyard

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racer kapag walang wala na talaga silang

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pera at least pwede silang magbenta so

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they can manage their resources they can

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liquify ang ibig sabihin n ah kung ano

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yung assets na meron sila in this case

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is yung farm animals na nasa backyard ay

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pwede nilang ibenta para maging

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pera economic utility derived from

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animals number one is food of course um

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merong chicken merong Burger at meron

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tayong gulay so question Bakit nga ba

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tayo kumakain ng gulay nakasulat dito

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fiber eh ' ba pag kumakain tayo ng

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favorite example ko talaga to p kumakain

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ng mais yan kinain mo siya minsan

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lalabas siya sa katawan natin mais pa

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rin So ano ang point na Kinakain natin

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ang mais hindi tayo tulad ng mga baka

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that we can efficiently utilize or we

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can efficiently Digest yung mga fibers

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so Bakit ang tao bakit ang nanay tatay

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lola lolo natin pinapagalitan tayo kapag

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hindi tayo kumakain ng kulay kasi ang

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purpose ng fiber na nasa gulay fruits

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and the

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rest ang purpose niya ay para walisan or

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linisin ang ating digestive system This

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is to prevent yyung build up ng toxin sa

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katawan imagine kung yung kinain mo 2

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years ago Andiyan pa rin sa tiyan mo

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malalason ka na niyan puro toxins na

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lang yung matitira diyan so ang purpose

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ng fiber is to cleanse our digestive

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system Meron nga yong mga nagbebenta ng

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different supplements ngayon na helps in

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bowel movement helps in Ano ba

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pampapayat mga ganyan So ang ang ano

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lang naman yan na-enhance lang yung

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fiber content Yun lang naman pinagkaiba

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non sa usual na foods na Kinakain natin

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Okay pangalawa ito na ung sinasabi ko

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na draft animals so pwedeng baka this

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ito yung Asses a donkey tapos pwedeng

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kalabaw sa vegan considered na draft

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animals yung mga nagkakalas na mga

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kabayo Ayan so anything yung tumutulong

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sa field na mag-araro ganyan So ang mga

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animals natin used for power they are

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called draft

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animals We also have pets ang daming

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pera sa pagiging veterinarian or kung

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nagha-handle ka ng pets kasi meron

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talaga ung mga tao hindi na nila alam

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gagawin sa pera nila sila justin beaver

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nagpa-aral mga ganong tao ' ba ah Anyway

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kahit naman tayo meron naman yung mga

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puspin or Mga asong aspin ayan ah pag

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pag napamahal talaga ung pamilya pag nag

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kasakit yung mga hayop na yan ah inee

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effortan naman na bilhan ng gamot pinapa

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vet kada check up 500 agad yun kahit

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wala paang masyadong ginagawa iba pa

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yung gamot mas mahal pa nga yung gamot

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ng mga hayop kaya sa tao minsan so ayan

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ah We also have

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research so just to explain kung

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sinasabi kasing animal research usually

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ang pinapakita sa mga movies ay mga daga

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kasi ang mga daga they have the special

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characteristic of being very prolific so

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ang term na yan ay gagamitin ulit natin

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later pero i-explain ko na ngayon ang

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prolific kasi na tinatawag ay yung

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ability ng animal na manganak maraming

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beses tapos every time na manganganak

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siya maramihan yun ang measure ng

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prolific ngayon ang mga daga kasi

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mabilis sila dumami

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kaya kapag nagre-research sa daga ah

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Makikita mo agad yung effects niya hindi

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lang doun sa daga mismo pati doon sa

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magiging anak ng anak ng anak nung daga

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kung saan ka nag-experiment so mabilis

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ang labas ng resulta ng

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research Okay so in the world of animal

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science naman farm animals ang aar ang

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prif kasy makikita mo sa baboy so ang

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baboy mabilis siang manganak every year

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pwede siyang manganak 2.4 times pwede

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siyang mabuntis at manganak Tapos kapag

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nanganganak sila yung commercial na

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baboy 6 to 8 ang piglets na lumalabas

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yun yung liter size na tinatawag so mas

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prolific ang baboy compared sa Baka na

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ang baka isang beses ng manganak sa

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isang taon tapos iisa lang ang nilalabas

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niya

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okay we have clothing also as economic

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utility ng animals yung leather or yung

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hide na tinatawag yan Ito leather hide

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so animal skin ang ginagamit to make

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purses clothes shoes

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etc

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Okay so for now doon muna mag-end yung

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unang video natin Thank you so much po

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الوسوم ذات الصلة
Animal DomesticationAgricultureEcosystemsBiodiversityFood ChainLivestock EconomyAnimal ScienceHistorical ContextEconomic UtilityEnvironmental Impact
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